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On Arab TV, few tears shed over regime's fall
Sun Foreign StaffJERUSALEM - Saddam Hussein's rule may have crumbled yesterday when American troops triumphantly took over the streets of Baghdad, Iraq. But perhaps more important, the regime went unmourned on Arab television. News stations from the Persian Gulf to...Tags: Television Stations, Lebanon, Baghdad (Iraq), Defense, Armed Forces
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Jessica Lynch gets hometown welcome
Sun National StaffELIZABETH, W.Va. - She whirled in on a Black Hawk helicopter, addressed throngs of reporters and waved from a military motorcade to the thousands who lined the route to see the little girl from West Virginia-turned-celebrity POW return home. "Hi. Thank...Tags: Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Defense, Armed Forces, Family, U.S. Army
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Achille Lauro plotter caught in Baghdad
Associated PressWASHINGTON - U.S. commandos in Baghdad have captured Abul Abbas, leader of the violent Palestinian group that killed an American on the hijacked cruise ship Achille Lauro in 1985, U.S. officials said yesterday. Abbas was taken by American special...Tags: Baghdad (Iraq), Prisons, Punishment, Italy, Egypt
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Civil disorder rages on in Iraq
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - Fresh outbreaks of looting and civil unrest swept across Iraq yesterday, even as the threat appeared to be fading that remnants of Saddam Hussein's army would mount one last stand against U.S. forces on the battlefield north of Baghdad....Tags: Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Water Pollution, Qatar, Maryland
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Skilled Iraqis line up for work restoring services in Baghdad
Sun Foreign StaffBAGHDAD, Iraq - Pressed against prickly coils of razor wire outside the Palestine Hotel in central Baghdad yesterday, Kassim Madlool waved his Iraqi identification card like a drowning man calling for help. But what the university-trained mechanical...Tags: Television Stations, Colleges and Universities, Wars and Interventions, Saddam Hussein, Civil Unrest
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U.S. soldier dies in blast in Iraq; 2 hurt in attack
Associated PressBAGHDAD, Iraq - Violence continued in the Iraqi capital, claiming the life of another U.S. soldier, while journalism watchdogs called yesterday for an investigation into the killing of a Reuters cameraman by U.S. troops Sunday. U.S. officials said the...Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, U.S. Army, Wars and Interventions, Iraq, Freedom of the Press
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'Road map' to peace delivered in Mideast
Sun StaffJERUSALEM - After months of delays and debate, diplomats formally delivered yesterday an outline of the U.S.-backed Middle East peace plan called the "road map" to the Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers. When and in what form the two sides will...Tags: Colin Powell, European Union, Peace Negotiations, Tel Aviv (Israel), CNN (tv network)
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Israel set to take on resilient opponent
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - Israel has vowed a fight to the finish against Hamas, a militant Palestinian group with the bloodiest record of attacks against Israeli civilians in recent years, but some U.S. analysts and Palestinian politicians say it will be difficult, if...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Wars and Interventions, Civil Unrest, Judaism, Condoleezza Rice
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Palestinians mourn Yassin, vow revenge against Israelis
Sun Foreign StaffGAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - As Israel's prime minister congratulated the military for assassinating Sheik Ahmed Yassin, the spiritual leader of the militant group Hamas, more than 200,000 Palestinians jammed the streets for his funeral march and vowed...Tags: European Union, Civil Unrest, Judaism, Israel, United Nations
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Bush seeks end to attacks
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - President Bush demanded yesterday that Arab and European states work harder to prevent Palestinian attacks against Israelis, after five suicide bombings in 48 hours dealt a blow to the Middle East peace plan that Bush has vowed to lead....Tags: Colin Powell, European Union, Peace Negotiations, Wars and Interventions, Saddam Hussein
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Suicide bomber kills 7 people in attack on bus in Jerusalem
From Wire ReportsJERUSALEM -- A suicide bomber blew himself up on a Jerusalem bus early today, and seven passengers and the bomber were killed. At least 20 others were wounded, four in serious condition, and another bomber blew himself up on the outskirts of the city....Tags: Peace Negotiations, Transportation Accidents, Civil Unrest, Judaism, Israel
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